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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
A THEATRICAL FeklR.
A Young Man Robbed of Ss5 by Pretend
"A

Young Man Robbed of Ss5 by = Pretend
cd Theatrical Manager.
A week since well dressed man arrived
in the city and registered at The Morton as
Charlie, II. West, and Immediately inserted
the following in the TELEGRAM HERALD:
WANTED - YOUNG MAN As ASSISTANT
W treasurer of hrtclass comedy company.
One who would like % learn the art of acting
would have splendid opportunity Must have
$4,000 70 guarantee contract money vii be Sc
cured) Address, Manager, Box y. this Office. Si2
He claimed to represent the kmille
Soldene Burlssque Com psny aud several
persons called on him, among them being
ID. l.. Hoffman. The young man deposit
ed S75 and . gold watch with West who
agreed 10 give him SO per week as his
salary. Yesterday Holtxmsn called al The
Morton ana learned that his benefsctor had
departed. The police were notified. but il
is thought that West has gone TO Chicago.
1t is understand that the hotel is minus the
amount of his board bill.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

wssH1zsroS. Dec. IS.-A romsn, form
.rlv employed N the bursau Of
engraving snd printing. died yesier-
ssv from the Effects 81 poison IN
the ink usei IN printing grpenbacks. =.
while handling sheets Of bills vith
- fresh green M upcu them she inhaled
ne roissnCns nsftsr snd acquired disease
f-oun ubica she nevsr recovered. The IN (
us@d nron the Ereen scks - ne sane ss
thsf nsed N rriatirg tae rew tvo-ceus
STAMPS. md it = uni1uoird = ssrgereus -
~cisien The bsek 0i she sssFnts vita sse
ns or torg,le - NAY perSons Do.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
4 SUCCESSFUL FAIR.
The southera Portion of the City Also
knJoys Fair.

The southeTa Portion OF the City Also
knJoys Fair.
While the kiTmes is occupying the public
mind in the central part OF the city the
people in the southern part are enjoying =
festival that is no mean affair. The occa-
sion is the first annual Fair gwen by the
ladies OF the South Congregational church.
at Campau's new hall. at the corner OF
South piyision-st. and Seyenth-sye. The
hsll 10 decorated in fine style. and several
handsome booths are grouped around the
room. In these. various articles OF value,
toys, etc, are offered for sale by ladies OF
the society.
Delicate refreshments are also served, and
no one need visit the hall and go away
without having found something 10 meet
their fancy.
Last evening Prof. RenrIt amused the
gathering with his great invention. the hu-
man orsanum. During the evening the
Dress Reform Convention" was presented.
The ladies are meeting with splendid sue
cess. The fair will close this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
Denies the Cha.xe.

To the Editor of the TELEGRAM HERALD.
/ noticed in an issue of your est;mable
paper of the sth inst. an article coupling my
name with diseased pork.
Allow me to say that the statement is q
malicious and false one.
never raised on my farm diseased AMI
nal nor offered pound of such flesh for
sale.
The facts are briefly this / had some
fne Berkshire hogs fattened with great care
and the pride OF all who looked upon them
my man in driving them to the slaug hter
house was unnecessarily harsh, using a
whip to accelerate their motions. The ami
mails were extremely fat Though but year
old averaging nearly $50 pounds), and
when dressed showed evidences of their
cnsstisement in blue marks on the outside
skin. In offering part Of the pork for sale
the next day. Mr.. Heat Officer swelling
with the importance OF bis position and the
possibility of his name appearing in the pa
pers next day wholly disregsrded my eI-
planation and ordered all of the meat TO the
glue factory.
BY dint OF much persuasion and
meekness, / succeeded in obtaining
possession of two of the animals but with
this reserve, that II must not offer them for
sale" They are now In my pork barrel for
home consumption, aud the sweetest meat
OF the kind ever tasted. / ought TO be a
Judge. for l pack down annually, in my
cellar, from 1000 to 100 pounds of pork
and beef
The question with me now is whether, in
this era OF anarchism, mbshells, incen-
diarisn. and hsre-orsined officials, man
has any right to his own property
submit below the statement Of Harry
Bowser, reputable West Side butcher.
Yours respectfully.
l. V. scHERNERHoRS.
WALKER TOWNSHIP. Dec. "A, 1851.
This is TO certify that the pork dressed BY
me and offered for sale by /. V. Schermer-
horn, OF Walker township, was not diseased
in any respect. but as healthy fine pork as
ever handled. HAIRY BowsKB.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

John NcCa7faT. son of Thomss Nc
Csrthy. Of - Csifornis-st.. vss co,stirs
down Fountain st.. last evening. when 81
o. her lad rsn into him he ~as sfruok r
the hagk of RE kesd sni rendered is.-
sensible DY. Williams and Or Poo vsr.
cslsd sn3 founa tie boys scalp tsdiv cu'
and his arm aad slde ssvsrelv bruises
Rssfors were sdnninisferea. sn5 bs rs-
covere 81 consci ioas1sss snd vi. the doctor,
tsi0k. entirely recover
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

,tsAsssss - ~. vsstsssss,N>-s.
sAssxAc. Dec. I5.-Last night burglars
broke into the drug stores OF T. II. Spencer
and A. W. Hunusy. Entrance was gained
BY rsmovinx pane Of glass from the rear
window OF the stores From tee store Of
Mr Spencer ABOUT St3 in silver was 90
tanned. While az the store of Mr.. Huntley
the parties helped themselves freely. taxing
ALI ne change from the money drawers
about B. and over 500 worth Of gold pens.
xold sDectsciss and cigars. as estimated BY
Mr. huntlay
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
OUR RIBBON STOCK

Is larger and more complete
than ever before. All the new
shades, Nile Green, Mandarine,
Turqu oise, Gobelln, Blues, Gar
nets, Bronzes, Cardinals, Drabs,
Absynthe, Rose-and to make
the line perfect, 200 pieces of
moire with picot edge, in all
the beautiful shades of the
Northern Lights.
so dozen Silk Crepe Ties in
all the new colors at 80, rs cts.
and $l.00.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

TIE third sBnusl 5ail Eivsn ~ The Tnnes
Rises, Ccnpsry K Ms I. At their srncry
lssa evening VS. attended by about eighty
rruples Th- msaberz q tas coupsnY
spcrsred n fuf 3rsss r1ffoTn and sewers
members 81 other censossi>s we're pr~ser.
IN 1niSarul. Cen. Inn-s s18 se~srsl othe'
prominent of3cers ~e-e presest A vsrv
snioysbis svsasng sss scent sy al
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
A STROKE OF ECONOMY.
The Expenses of Collecting Customs to be
Reduced.

WASHINGTON. Dec i5.-Secretary Fair
child has determined to institute practical
reform in the Treasury Department by a
reduction in the expenses of collecting the
customs revenue. which will 90 into effect
on the hrst OF January next. There are
now i39 collecting districts in the country
IN sixty four of which the revenues are less
than the expenses He proposes to effect q
reduction in expense, principally bv dis
missal. aud also by reduction Of salaries
and saving of Office rent in a great number
of Offices. The saving TO be effected will
aggregate about $4,000 a year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

We will place on sale Mon
day morning, December 18th,
large invoice OF Silks
and Satins. IN twenty
five different shades, elegantly
adapted for evening wear
These goods were purchased
at a loss to the importers and
will be sold with the benefits
accruing to Our patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Psrss Deo l5.-Ias ~ those Who
we're hsid rsspons be ~ ss buruinz =
fhs Opers ConiQus vhicn oc~ursd last
Msv. ~ss ooneiudsi to5sv. r Csrvssho.
Tnszaxer r. the fbssirs rss ssnt.ro~d -
fhrss months iEoprls1nrnsnf szc are3 1J9
frsnas Firsnxn A8trs was ssnf<nes7 %
oxs aoota's insrssaa0sz1 Ths r~s ssrs
ap<Ests&
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Cozuvxa. Dec. i5.--Tos trial Of Alfred z.
Joslyn. which commenced Tuesday. was
closed yesterday afternoon. verdict Of
scuuittsl being rendered. JOsiyu II the
Henderson school teacher who shot Thos-
Morrison dead last winter when he came 10
the school house 20 wniO the teacher,
Josiyn having p0nishsd MOrrlsou's child
r-n. Ths case sttracted much attention.
the court rooun being packed during the
snffr. trirl
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
BIG FIRES IN NEW YORK.

Notions, Clofhing and Dry Goods stock
Destroyed
NEW YoRK. Dec. l5.-Fire in q ive-story
building at al Broadway. tonight, caused
500. 600 damage to the notions stock of c.
F. Lauer. and the clothing stock of David
Marks & Son.
Fire at 81 Mercer-st damaged the dry
goods stock of Guggsnheimer & Co.; s.
Rosenberg & Co; Steiner & Son. and Lipp-
man & Co, 20 The extent of $40 900.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Js.sis Daring sssis W.ers snd Jsrnis
II 5ea. tares inmstes OF hoass O ST.
fame on Angst. we're srrss - Isst even
- cn sRspicson q lsroeav. A vou1g nsa
so VlSel ne 8o1se is-s night ca -us
ttst tsey rsievei him % = c5asise~sss.
sun q mgnsv. Fs1nl. H5l3sz o sas ere
passFsss al caa
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Nzw YoRx Dec fs-rhe A tss line stesm-
er Atbss arrived here from the West Indies
today bringing fidings Of q terrible hnrri-
-sna which swept ever Ssvaueila auring the
f--t three days 81 November Al immense
amount II property On and ana water vas
g.strova.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

NAsos. Dec. i5.-Rooert G. c. Knight
postmaster OF this place. died this morning
of typhoid fever. He wss prominent man
N business. s0cisi and political life. and
"a. twlce elected a. reg ster q deeds OF this
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Lsxsrxs. Dec. i5--tiovernor Luce today
rendered bis resignation a. Master Of the
stste Grange. becsuss Of the croviirg Z duties
of bis r'i5ernafiousi office, and slie resigna-
ton h.s been Srcepted-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
BARRY COUNTY hEARD FROM.
a Big Mss. N Meetin< of Basinsss Men at
Hastings Last Night.

tks. ssys, ves tsNt-sNAssNN@A-
HAsrTSes. Dec. l5.-rhe local option con-
test Is waxing warm here. A great meeting
Of business men. opposed 10 prohibition in
Barry county, was held this evening. II.
A. Goodyear vas president OF the meeting,
And made powerful address. Maurice NJ
HOuseman, OF Grand Rapids. was present,
and also made an eloquent and forcIole
xI.aa.h
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
POwOERLY WORSE.
No On. Bat his Wife and the Physscisu
Allows Ell TO See Him.

ScRsNroS. Pa. Dec. i5.-It was reported
that y Pordsrly vas much better today.
but II Is now leaned that he passed . rest
less night and IL worse. His wife and his
physician were the only persons admitted
10 hIs room today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
THE CROWN PRINCE.
Tn. Reports About His Condition Said To
be Exaggerated

LoSpoS, Dec t5.-Ofncisi court circulat-
ar states that the Queen today received =
rsassurlng report from San Reno in regard
to the Crown Prince, and that the kilograms
printed by the newspapers are inaccurs
and exarxera.ed
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

NV Yoas. Dec. f5-Benedict = Fsrid
man. importers Of China uispsnies today.
rt.hiHnes $soeo0 - s40. so. ssses. s6cut
the ssnl&
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
GOVERNOR soo~ELL DEAD.
The Prssldsss "a the ssasts 40 Assaza.
ths Dausx Of the Omcs-

AreesrA. 1s-, Dec. l5.-Goy. Joseph <
Bod ssli diesi this msrzinz a. SO o'clsek
hALLoWELL. As, Dec l5-G0yernor
Boo sells death sas very Sudden aad IN
eEpeclsd. a. L vas believed he sss 90 the
road y speedy recovery. He hsd slsDt ~sll
d9rinz ths Dight- shortly after o'clock
this aorLinx he as0ks aud asked his
nsPhes 70 pat him IN ais char. Il sss no
sooner d0ns than hs expired. bis death
sas PROBABLY caused D. paralysis of the
heart.
:. ;. Marble, President Of tbs Senais. viii
80 70 Augusta al once aad enter upon his
oflciai duties Is Chief Aasistrats OF The
State.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
Ladies' HandkeTchiiefS!

500 Dozen Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs from 10 cents
toss cents each. White En-
broidered from 25 cents to
$l.00.
A beautiful line of real
Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs
at only $l.00 each. These
goods are worth twice as much
as we ask for them.
100 dozen Jap. Silk Hand
kerchiefs from 40 cents to
S1.25 each.
% dozen embroidered Silk
Handkerchlefs from $3.50 to
$500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Governor Bod sell sas a native Of Massa-
cnusefts anG 70 years Old. Ia is5s be sss .
iartn lsooEef az 81 per m0nta. he sas
president u tAe Bad sril Granite Company.
aud of The bodseil " alsr Company a. Old
t0so- he las twice been Mayor Of Hal
lowell. and twice represented that little city
IA the LesisisfuEs, Twice also nas he been
drlegats 90 Republican national e0nven-
tons fos DOZEN years past
he hAN been known Is an im-
porter snd breeder OF thoroughbred
sattle. he carried on lamb ring operations
on The head waters Of the ksaneOec river.
sna VAS promoter aud stockhOlder in i'm
portant railroad enterprises. ALhugh his
ambitions havs not been political. he has
been strong partisan. In the troubled
days O! lsoO, wbea a fgnt for the possession
OF the state house was looked upon as a
possibility. Mr.. Bodwsil bought reyolyers
for MS workmen ~ Halloweil. and on one
Cay sent them whizzing into Augusta 10 de-
fsnd Davis and keep the Democrats out of
the capitol. Ia June, 1886, he Was nominal
ed as Bislneite candidate tor the Govern
ership, and was elected the following Fall.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
AT HARTMAN HALL.
GRAND MUSICAL OPENING
Tuesday Evening. Dec. 20.
The Second Epterisinment ~ tie
\. n. q A DOurss
THE BosToN STARS !
livery member Of fhs dis'iur' iisAe0 oonrsps
i a. erfifi

Phusdsphis OCT b. lft
Drky p J. f'Nsnf % bear ths HtaHIog
ftsr as night Grand fhinr BIZ prai
~ tho rp~egle cou lss that profrs ulr 49, I..
vsy II ssDng read ssd PLAYED tiieu tie ..o5,s
cort know vhaf tey wanf u g. fbs fsa
RANGED entertainment on The Desrds khls ssst
cor & beiisyt the -tars' themEe tnDr 4
500 a "a Ao8rs - ever,
EJBERT J. rrRprTT-
CseDsfsi admission, IS snd o FsssfreI
seas kfc era 10 extrs ebsr.e Tor festfsed
sesis n seioefs % coursr uckefs
Rirgis course ffcfes co. rnnsir nr -four effftr.
tfiuHsfs s. 81 fioUois eoBr-s tcret g.
usfllur for o. ter,s rn1entt 8 30
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
Kid Gloves,

In Plain and Embroidered
Backs, in Button Hook and
Mousquetaire. Every shade
or color, stylish or desirable
possible to purchase can be
found in this department.
Partisan novelties, Four
chettes in the best shades.
Party Gloves in all lengths in
the evening colors.
We particularly desire TO
call special attention 20 our
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
A Big Drive in Muffs

And Mufs with Boas to
match. in Lynx, Martin, sable,
Beaver, etc. Prices from 70
cents to $l200, Fifty per cent.
less than they are actually
worth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
Dress Goods
AND
Cloak Departments.

Our daily sales in these two
departments are very large.
TIE style ard prices are the
drawing ards. If you are IN
need Or Cl0aks or Dire GOOD
of any kid or character a.
rock bottom p-Ices intpsct our
goods before making your pUr-
chase.
Make a nots 70 rea1 this
column containing our HOil-
DAY Attractions. charged We'd
nesdays and SATURDAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

There = 10 crov3 - Iecrsris They
e.a sccommsaAse 6v. AanSrsd customers
o. cnce.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
NOTICE.

HALL OF EUREKA LODGE No. %, I. o. o. F.,l
EUREKA. Nevada. April "A, 1887. J.
vXTHEREAS: IN OUR JUDGMENT, THE
w best interests Of the Order In this local.
ity would be advanced by the consolidation OF
Eureka Lodge No. ~ and Mountain Lodge No.
~. Now, therefore. be 1t
Resolved, That this Lodge Is in favor OF con-
sopsolids tior with Mountain Lodge No q, I'M
der the conditions and on the terms prescribed
by the Grand Lodge Of Nevada, as contained In
the resolution adopted ct the Sixteenth Annual
session In 1882. r. SADLER, p. G.
Eureka, april 10. 1887. al6 I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16

Cured OF the whisky Habit.

An Eastefn exohanRe says: There 10 10
Philadelphia a citizen who used to be a
hard drinker. but now shudders at the
thought of whisky. He thus tells Of his
cure: after l drank so much that I be-
came o nuisance to my wife, she tried the
whisky cure. In the home where she put
me they poured whisky over the meat we
ate, the potatoes. the fish, the salads, the
peas, butter and tomatoes. There was
whisky in our coffee. our soup. our milk,
drinking water, and the water we washed
In. We went to bed after eating veal
stuffed with whisky. and got up TO clean
our teeth with whisky and enjoy the day
on q breakfast soaked in milk and whisky.
/ stood it for q mouth. Unadulterated
water IL good enough for me-"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
WEAK, NERVOUS MEM

suffering from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decline, Exhausted Vitality, Weakness OF
BODY and Mind. etc.. we will send you full par
ticulars OF the only safe and natural home cure
Tree OF charge. Address Heidelberg Co., zoo
w. l4th street, Now York. md&
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
Tried 20 XIII Him.

In the Cascade Mountains, near Tacoma,
Washington Territory. April 10. the Chi
nese laborers. becoming dissatisfied with
their boss, tried 10 kill him. when tho
guard interfsred. In the row following
shree Ohinamen were fatally injured. n
in the head and two in the body.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
NOTICE.

A LII OFFICERS OF THE LAW, WHO ARE
"A authorized to administer oaths, and de.
sire . supply OF " Forms IL Return for Special
Tax under the United States Internal Revenue
lawsl, can obtain the same free of charge by
Internal Revenue at Eureka, Nevada. stating
the number they will need.
Eureka, March IS, 1887. mh19 I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16

VrHE RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE OF
i Mrs. Rosenthal, situated on North Main
street, adjoining the harness shop. will be sold
ct public auction on THURSDAY, the 2ist In.
slant. The house contains seven rooms.
Eureka, April 10, 1887. al3-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16

LOUISVILLE, April 15.-It was dis
covered this morning that the New
Albany closed pouch, which left the
Louisville Postofice at 6 40 last even
ing, was robbed at the Jacksonville.
Madison and Indianapolis depot last
night. The pouch was found on the
platform, cut open and rifed of its
contents. The extent of the loss is
not vet known.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16

roR PRINTING NEW STYLE rs
tvne nt the sENrrNEL ONCE. Letter heSet
Bili Hoads, Cards, etc., printed In tnsA
stvIe knevn to the cart preservauve'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16

DOVER, DEL, April 15.-The Sem
ate passed this morning the House
bill prohibiting, absolutely, the manu-
facture and sale of all kinds of imita-
ton and adulterated butter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
. vote ON the Free List.
Loss of Life by the GALES.

ST. JOINS, April ia terrific gale
ragged along the west coast of this ISL
and all Tuesday and Wednesday, caus-
ing serious loss OF life and great de-
struction of property. Near Rose
Blanche, two banks and a skiff went
down at their moorings, and five men
were drowned. Grave fears are en-
tertaine1 for the safety Of four schoon-
ers and a large boat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16
BORN.

In Austin. Nevada. April IL. 1887. 20 the wife
Of Patrick Myles. . son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-16

MILWAUKEE, April 15.-The whole
sale drug store of Charles Baumbach
& Co., was burned to-day. Loss,
$175, 900; insurance, 10000. The fire
was caused by the explosion of a
varnish barrel. Rudolph Deabel, a
clerk, was fatally injured by the ex-
plosion.
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short in HIS Accom- uts.

HoBoKEN, N. j., April l5.-The
Hoboken Water Commissioners are
holding a session. Register Michael
III. Murphy is missing. 1t is rumored
that he was largely short in his ac-
counts, but nothing definite can be as
certained. He has.held the office for
10 years.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-04
Eeras. a

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